... LORDS.—TvzsDAy. THE PRIME MINISTER ON SIR H. Wotn•. Viscount Sidmouth sated for copies of correspondence with the Persian Government and with the British Minister at the court of Teheran relative to the opening of the Karon and of the port of Molicimmreb ...

... It is reported that lie has bought u great wetly Henry-Martini rifles, and has some officers to drill his Kurds. The Persian Government is making strenuous preparations to meet Obeidulleh, in case he crosses again into Persia. The force for the Waziri ...

... so by the Persian authorities. Afzul Khan, who resides at Meshed, receives an allowance of £4,000 annually from the Persian Government. By the arrival of the Cape mail we have &deices from South Africa to Nov. 16. The situation of affairs is, if anything ...

... destroyed, and the effect of the punishment was at once apparent, the navigation of the river being opened. It is said the Persian Government has decided to send an extraordinary mission to Europe, which is to proceed by way of Constantinople to Vienna, and ...

... NEWEL A telegram from Teheran !states that the plague is spreading, and that sanitary measure. are being taken by the Persian Government. The controversy on revision in the Irish Church Synod continues On Wednesday on the question being put that the new ...

... moving for correspondence between the Government and Baron Reuter on the subject of the concession recently made by the Persian Government to him, commented o❑ the extensive nature of the concession, and wished for an explanation of the course the Government ...

... watercourses, and to the making of roads, telegraphs, mills, gas, forges, and the rest. In consideration of these grants the Persian Government will obtain the reversion of all railways, mines, roads, canals, &c., at the expiration of seventy years, and will meanwhile ...

... famine in Persia still continuos, and cholera is also beginning to commit sad ravages among the population. Meanwhile the Persian Government seems to be doing nothing, and the starving people are loft to look after themselves. Large numbers arrive in Bombay ...

... food by their parents. The British Minister at Teheran bail done much to alleviate the suffering of the people, hut the Persian Government had shown great apathy, and just when the scarcity beg a n inereazed the taxes on gardens and ar ble lands. THE CHOLERA ...

... apparent that these orders were disregarded by subordinate authoritiesthat Maze Nejif Ali, the agent appointed by the Persian Government to watch over the interests of the Nestorian', abused the power entrusted to him—that the Governor of Oroomiah took ...

... objects. As no one knows here whether there are any Alfghinis in Herat; or, if there are not, who is there; or whether the Persian Government is itself in a condition to make any promises ; or whether it is at all likely to keep them, even if it can honestly ...

... situation of the besieged are very vague. It is said that they sutler much from famine, but that the troops of the (Persian) government ate not much better off for provinona. liokliata merchants, who •:aloe hoot 11c:at about month ago, declared ttust ' ...